Assessment of the Relationships between the Computer Attitudes and Computer Literacy Levels of Prospective Educators

Data gathered from 83 prospective business educators on computer anxiety, attitudes toward computers in education, attitudes toward computers as a teaching tool, and computer liking were correlated with data on subjects' computer systems and applications literacy. A relationship between compute...

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Published inJournal of research on computing in education Vol. 24; no. 3; p. 381
Main Authors Hignite, Michael A, Echternacht, Lonnie J
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1992
Subjects
Business Education Teachers
Computer Assisted Instruction
Computer Literacy
Correlation
Higher Education
Microcomputers
Preservice Teacher Education
Research Needs
Student Attitudes
Tables (Data)
Teacher Attitudes
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ISSN0888-6504

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Summary:Data gathered from 83 prospective business educators on computer anxiety, attitudes toward computers in education, attitudes toward computers as a teaching tool, and computer liking were correlated with data on subjects' computer systems and applications literacy. A relationship between computer attitude and computer system literacy was found, and implications for programs to prepare computer literate teachers were drawn. (MES)
ISSN:0888-6504